The wedding of

Sukhmani & Robert

Friday, July 31, 2026

Bay Area, California

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Where everything is

Four venues across the East and South Bay. Roughly 45 minutes covers the whole spread end-to-end.

Map showing the four wedding venues across Union City, Fremont, and San Jose

1 Maiyan, Mehndi & Chura — Kular home, Union City Directions
2 Jaggo — Royale Sakoon, Fremont Directions
3 Anand Karaj — San Jose Gurdwara Sahib Directions
4 Reception — Blanco Urban Venue, downtown San Jose Directions

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Travel and lodging

Airports. San Jose (SJC) is closest to all venues. Oakland (OAK) and San Francisco (SFO) work too but are farther.

Where to stay. We recommend renting an Airbnb with a group in North San Jose or Milpitas.

Getting around. The Bay Area is largely car-centric and has limited public transportation. Since our events are spread across a few different locations, we recommend renting a car for some events and using rideshare for the more party-leaning evenings.

Weather. July in the Bay Area is dry and pleasant. Daytime around 75°F, evenings can drop into the low 60s — pack a layer for the Jaggo and reception.

Common questions

Do I need to attend everything? No. The Jaggo, wedding, and reception are the main events. Pre-wedding ceremonies are wonderful if you can make them, but totally optional.

What if I cannot sit on the floor during the ceremony? Chairs are available along the back walls of the prayer hall.

I have never been to a Sikh wedding. Will I know what to do? You will be fine. Cover your head, remove your shoes, and follow along. The ceremony is beautiful to witness, and questions are always welcome.

Can I take photos during the ceremony? Yes, just be respectful of the space.

What if I'm running late to the ceremony? Come anyway. Slip in quietly through the back, cover your head, and find a seat along the side or in a chair. The Laavan is the heart of the ceremony, so the goal is to be settled before it starts — but late is better than missing it.

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